As you can see sellers can show the monthly traffic and revenue certified by DNWStats.com when submitting their domains for sale.

Already up in BargainDomains.com and should also be implemented this week in in all the vertical marketplaces of Domaining.com including Catchy.com, PremiumDomains.com, Flipping.co.

It’s optional, but if the domain for sale has significant traffic and/or revenue it should give a big boost to the sale of the domain.

As the volume of sellers using this feature grows, the Domaining marketplaces will add these metrics to their listings, like they are already doing with; term frequency & search popularity.

In a side note, the Domaining Marketplaces by the end of the week should launch a vertical marketplace dedicated to domains with certified traffic and revenue where domains will be sold for multiple of years revenue.
This is an exciting new feature that should help out sales.

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Yes, it’s $44 per month and NOT $0.44 there is no typo.
And I can tell you if this page was replaced by a contractor referal form it should generate minimum with an average conversion rate of 30% (normal for such term) and a CPA of $8.50: 111 *30% * $8.50 = $283 per month without the need of any search engine traffic.
Now if you make some SEO you should do really much better.

Just for info HandymanServices is the second most popular keyword behind Handyman.

People looking for “handyman services” get EXACTLY what they are looking for, sponsored links advertising “handyman services”, this is why for a small traffic amount the ppc revenue is fair.

So is the low traffic but high $44-mo revenue based on actual revenue or estimated numbers? If estimated how is that done and by who?

If it can earn so much I don’t get why it’s now at parked.com where it more likely earns closer to 0.44 cents vs $44? Maybe I am missing something?

Also, how would a “handyman network” work. It seesm like you would need many 100s of handymen nationwide to sign-up for the referrals. I can also tell you from first-hand experience handymen are real cheap. I offered to send all my highly targeted handyman geo minisite referrals to a local handyman (who I also I know well) for just $25-mo and he refused (but he spends far more money with less effective in-print ads)?

apparently the comment of Jamie missleaded you.
I did not I spoken about 44 cents anywhere.
A domain that makes 44 cents per month is crap in my dictionary, and maybe also in youyr?
This one appraise $100K+ according Estibot/Valuate.

We use the service DNWStats.com to validate parking stats, basically the visits and revenue are provide by Parked.com through the DNWStats.com service of Andrew (DomainNameWire.com)
It’s all the interest, have a trusted third party to validate traffic/revenue stats.

Why let it parked if it could do much more developped?
I have no time to care or prefer to focus on others things so I simply park purchased domains and look no further.
I think there are lot of people like me, they are called domainers!

Thanks for explaining it. I am not doubting its a very valuable name but based on my experience with parked.com and other firms involving domains which are believed to be in higher paying niches vs handymen it is surprising how just 111 visitors (not clicks) can earn $44 a month from parking. The CTR and EPC must be really high for such performance! That’s a reason why I wrongly assumed the revenue was coming from lead collectors instead of PPC.

well i made this suggestion to show unique visitors to the domain king a long time ago.and this will do much much more than help sell domains.
what this will do to the public,madison ave and the rest of the world would be to clearly show the intrinsic value of the domain. why pay
3 million for loans.com when you get 10k visitors a day?any idiot loan officer,upper mgr, competitior could see the value and bench mark the value to the amount of money they are allocating to advertising per month.
how about rate.com? with several thousand unique visitors per month.
any loan company could see the value of these visitors and use their biz model and apply it to this domain.so what we have here is a visual tool that clearly uses analytics and applies the number of unique visiors to a domain name.so any mba can now use their education to justify the numerical intrinsic value to purchase a domain name.
nothing new here except to educate the rest of the world what any sophiscated domainer has known for the last 15 yrs……

Yes David, domains related to services pay.
For your convenience I just posted another bargain domain very similar:http://www.bargaindomains.com/treeservices.com
The parked domain makes $52 for just 68 visitors monthly (stats validated by DNWStats.com)
Such domains have a low type-in but a tremendous CTR and fair ppc rate so developped they should do a very solid investment.
As a reminder they are for sale.

In a side note, the Domaining Marketplaces by the end of the week should launch a vertical marketplace dedicated to domains with certified traffic and revenue where domains will be sold for multiple of years revenue.